# Card-back credits

- **stripes, crosshatch, argyle, rosette, herringbone, dots, diamondback, damask, scales, starlight,
  chevron, honeycomb, basketweave, quatrefoil, greekkey, waves, harlequin, prism, brick, pinstripe,
  apothecary, chainmail, spades, suits, terrazzo, clover, tartan, pinwheel, bullseye, checker,
  windowpane, candy, crossstitch, sunburst, foulard, peaks, florets, hearts, diamondpip, clubs,
  compass, arrows, ricrac, mosaic, curls, fan, saltire, octagon, vine, polka, confetti, wicker,
  paisley, lightning, opart, music** — original geometric SVGs made for this project; public domain.
- **summit, pines, sunset, crescent, aurora, mushroom, snowflake, cactus, mandala, windrose, crest,
  yinyang, palm, lotus, sunflower, owl, whale, swell, fox, lighthouse, artdeco, anchor, celestial,
  crown, bunny, cat, deer, bear, wolf, koi, butterfly, swan, penguin, elephant, bee,
  turtle, falco, horse, frog, ladybug, dolphin** — original stylized scene / emblem SVGs made for this project; public domain.
- **ornate-blue, ornate-red** — from [openclipart.org](https://openclipart.org) (public domain),
  obtained via the public-domain repo [saulspatz/SVGCards](https://github.com/saulspatz/SVGCards).
  Rasterized to WebP.
- **bellot-* backs** (maroon, navy, green, purple, black, aqua, olive) — recolored variants of David
  Bellot's card-back design from [SVG-cards](https://github.com/htdebeer/SVG-cards), licensed **LGPL-2.1**.
  Rasterized to WebP for size. The original vector sources remain available at that link under LGPL-2.1.
- **pride-rainbow, pride-trans, pride-bi, pride-pan, pride-nb, pride-lesbian, pride-ace,
  pride-progress** — original SVGs made for this project (plain `<rect>` stripes in each flag's
  published colors, no traced or imported artwork); the SVG files themselves are public domain. The
  *designs* they depict are their designers': the six-stripe rainbow flag after Gilbert Baker (1978),
  the transgender flag after Monica Helms (1999), and the Progress variant's chevron after Daniel
  Quasar (2018). **Quasar's Progress design is the one with a live attribution ask** and is the only
  entry in this file whose upstream terms have not been read first-hand. Confirm before relying on it.